What size batteries does this hearing aid use? They only provide one.
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I did use the ones they provided. BUT I also used my regular hearing aid battery (Size 312) and it lasted much longer and was clearer. I also had the rechargeable B&H 8397 but it lasted 4 hours at most and needed recharging. I used the B&H 8397 replacing my Siemans hearing aid which was over $4000. The B&H 8397 worked far better and I used it (bought several as I lost the cover or it fell out when I did not have it inserted good or was doing not usual things so it dis-anchored. The B&H 8397 served me extremely well and I still keep it handy for emergencies as I purchased a new Phonak which is excellent for everything. Second answer: I answered but somehow it did not send that, Repeat: I used the 312 batteries in the B&H amplifier and it worked beautifully for about 1-1/2 years. I T=tried the cheaper ones from Amazon but not much success. They have on Amazon the 312 batteries for hearing aids (48 for $23) which should last a long time. JUst try putting in "No. 312 hearing aid batteries) and it should come up for you. I';; try it again so if you e-mail me back I will have the right thing for you if you want to try it. I was going to get a cochlear implant (scheduled for Apr 15) v=but it was cancelled as I would be out of my doctors area for a month while my son goes to France. May reschedule in the fall. If you are having trouble with hearing aids, ask your audiologist about it as an audiologist must refer one for a cochlear implant but they are permanent and do not need batteries. That is the same battery you buy from drugstores and other utlets but they cost a lot more.
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Battery size AA. And the mics I have are very stingy about draining them fast.
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It takes AG13 lr44 which I bought on amazon for a very low price and got over 100 batteries. By the way my husband loves this because his hearing aid broke and this replaces it and does the trick. My husband loves it and is very very satisfied with it.
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My husband wears his hearing aids at least 12 hours a day and the batteries last about a week. He has Phonak hearing aids and these are the same batteries his audiologist gave him. He is very satisfied with these batteries. He tried others however he finds these to last the longest.
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I have bought 60 of these batteries on two occasions and wear an over the ear hearing aid in both ears. The hearing aids have no volume control adjustment on them. The size fits perfectly and seem to be of high quality at low cost. My second shipment had a 2017 expiration date on them so they were "fresh". For some reason, I found out that the second set did not last as long as other batteries I have tried. The batteries last only 5 or 6 days. I am trying Ray O Vac batteries now to compare them to the Power One batteries. I am trying to see if paying a little extra for batteries may actually cheaper in the long run because they may last longer. We'll see.
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Battery size 13 is the standard hearing aid battery and thus readily available. (I like the way these Duracells are packaged.) I've never heard of 13A. If the customer's audiologist told him/her to use 13A, he/she should ask the audiologist what this means and if standard size 13 batteries would work.
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It comes with batteries in it - they are small "hearing aid" type batteries.
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Hi James. The iCellTech hearing aid batteries last for me from 8 to 10 days on average. Certainly as long as any others I got in the past from Costco or CVS. Hope this helps.
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In 2013, I have placed two orders for iCell Size 312 Hearing Aid Batteries (each order consisting of a box of 60 cells), one in June and one in December. Both orders were shipped from Local Battery. The first box is marked 03 2017, the second one 08 2017.
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I used 13a. That is what my audiologist office said I should use in my Widex hearing aids. Hope this helps? I am glad to be able to purchase the 13a batteries on line at Amazon because they are cheaper that my audiologist office.
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Yes, you need a Size 312 hearing aid battery. Here is the link: Power One p312 Hearing Aid Battery (10 Packs of 6 Each)
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I don't use the #312 battery now but the #10 as I have changed my hearing aid. However I have checked the surface where you place the battery and it is big enough to take the #312 battery. I hope this helps?
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The battery is a #312 1.45v. There is no tip to this device, in the usual sense of a traditional hearing aid; rather it is a sort of probe that sits in the ear canal loosely. It is held I by the way it curls into the ear. So there is no earplug type thing. I don't believe there are different tips again because of the design it is not fit to the earwhole, rather it goes into the ear canal as a thin probe. It is very effective and quite comfortable because of this. Hope this is helpful.
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The description says May 2016, not 2014. So 60 batteries, one per hearing aid, each one lasts about one week, so that's a little over a year's worth if you've only got one hearing aid. 30 weeks if you have two hearing aids. So you'll run out of batteries well before the expiration date.
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The first package of size 13 batteries I opened were short lived. Subsequent packages have given good service. Perhaps the first packet had been on the shelf longer. My hearing Aides specify #13. I don't know about the 13A.
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Yes, you need a Size 312 hearing aid battery. Here is the link: http://www.amazon.com/Varta-PowerOne-P312-Hearing-Battery/dp/B001FNW09U/ref=sr_1_1?m=A22S7R14L2D88J&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1395885953&sr=1-1
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Not sure what the (21) means but they have CR2032 3V on Amazon or you could try anywhere that sells hearing aid/watch batteries. Haven't needed to replace mine yet.